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The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-12
4 TUESDAY, APRIL "a, 1887.
COMMENTARIES DISCRETION

Mr.. Frank Hustace, Second Assist
Z. ant Engineer of the Fire Department,
So. was excused from jury duty yesterday
on account of holding that position.
The law relating to the constitution OF
Ia the Fire Department makes it obliga-
tory on the Chief Engineer to be
5. present and direct operations Of the
firemen at fires, and further enacts that
ia in the absence Of the Chief the First
u Assistant, and in that Of both those
officers the Second Assistant shall take
lau "a command. As FIRE is Liable to occur
n ,.l at any moment Of the day or night, re.
81 cardess Of the convenience Of the Judi
ciary Of the realm, the implication in
the first place is that the Chief En-.
\ as gineer should not be kept from duty at
q f' fires by attendance on juries, and in
b. the second place that his legal substi
I tutes should be similarly exempt from
Jury service. This was in effect the
Y statement Of the case laid before the
bench by Mr.. Henry Smith, First De
putty Clerk OF the Supreme Court and
Secretary Of the Fire Department as
we'll The Court without having a
specific statute for its guidance in the
-.f matter, exercised its discretion, all will
agree, wisely in granting exemption to
the Second Assistant. This course, by
coincidence, had practical justihca'
ton the very day Of its adoption. An
alarm of fire was sounded at an houl
when the jury is generally to be found
F'1' in the box, and, supposing that the
Chief was out of town, the First Assist
- ant laid up and the Second on the
,A-%jry, or, what might he possible. all
three omcials serving as jurors, who
would take charge Of the fire1
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-12
"A Kink in the Cable.


q, An Ottawa dispatch Of March I2th
to the Montreal Witness contains the
following reference to the Pacific cable
scheme
Some six months ago the announce
ment was made that arrangements had
practically been completed to lay a
cable across the Pacific from some
point in British Columbia 10 the Sand
witch Islands, and thence southwards to
Australia Nothing was required. but
the assurance Of the Australian and one
or two other Governments to assist the
enterprise by way Of subsidy to make
the project a success. II was stated at
the time that no difficulty was in the
way to prevent these subsidies being
granted, The projectors, however, as
yet have failed to realize their fondest
hope, and the matter remains in abey-
ance until some further action is taken
by the Governments in question. Re-
ferring to the subject, last evening, Mr..
Sanford Fleming, the originator Of
the scheme, said that no definite date
had been fixed for the commencement
of the work, as until the Australian
colonies support the scheme it will not
20 on. They had shown them
5 selves favorable to'it, and he was hope
ful that after the matter had been fully
discussed at the Conference, which sits
at London next month, they would
carry out their FIRST intention and assist
by way of subsidy this great work,
which would be Of immense benefit to
them
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-12
FOR SALE.

A FINE DOUBLE BARRELED
IA breeeh loading Gun. Made by w. w.
Greener, with case and all implements com.
plete. This Gun was made to order and cost
$4,000. VIII be sold at a reduction. Can
be seen at j. w. Hingley's cigar store, Crystal
Soda Works, No. 60 Hotel street.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-12
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

THE HAWAIIAN Blk. KALAKAUA
j isup for San Francisco, and will sail oh
Monday, April 18th. For freight or passage
apply to the Captain on board.
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Address to Queen vietoria.

Aniaddress to Her Majesty Queen
Victoria was passed by the New Zealand
Legislature, and isto be presented on
Jubilee Day, the goth Of June. A
master craftsman has been en-
gagged fonr months in getting up
the case in which it is to be
forwarded and preserved. The address
will of course be illuminated, this pro
cess also occupying the short period o.
four months The case is inlald with
New Zealand woods, every part OF the
colony being represented in some por
ton Of it. The corners are of golo
with an inner frame of greensboro
The inscription on the cover reads
"The people Of New Zealand to the
Queen, 1887"
\"
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-04-12

Haw bk Kalakaua, Armstrong, from, Valparaiso
Brig Allie Rowe, Phillips, from South Sea Islands
Am bktne Planter. Periman, from San Francisco
Mission stmr Morning Star, Turner, from South Sea
Islands
Am bk Saranac, Shaw, from San Francisco
S s Australia, Houdlette, from San Francisco
Bktne Jane A Falknbufg, Ginger, from Port Town.
send
HBMS Caroline, Sir VIM wiseman, Bart from
South America for British. Columbia
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PASSENGERS.

For San Francisco, per brigantns Claus spreclels,
April II Miss Emma Orth.
For Kauai, per Mikahala April u-Mrs
johnson and soa, and IS deck passengers.
For Kahuui and way ports, per steamer Likelike,
April IL Hon G Wilder, Mrs W & Wilder and son,
q p Wilder, L Cabot, 4 G Cnbble, Mrs Jares Lyle,
Samuel Lyle, p Borden T. s Borden, + II bailey and
wife, Father & Pousot, A NJ osorio, + Kohlrr, VIM
McCurn, Rev n II Gowen, G { Williams, p N Makee,
HOWE, and 50 deck passengers.
For LAhainA, per Klausa Hou, April nc
Reynolds, Health officer
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

says shs brooklyn TisRss. "a oat and
oas Espnblicsn paper. aaa oas q sc
kn0slss3sed iniasncs snd stsaaing
-fLs tsn1psEsacs question: u "a import
ant question. bat sIth ~ due respect toE
ths srdsat spirit Of the snti-saloon
movement. il . aot properly, snd ought
aot - &c Eaads . political question. Tie
times fully recognizes the psrlls u ss-
loon inii renee n politics, and TIE greater
msgnitasis 0f the syils with vhieh 4
aiiiicss ths solsizl lie 0, the nation, bat
TIA I.asss las R0 sympathy VIII the
hypocrisy Of those politicians sho habit
asliy AXE their own viRs or shlssy,
while Trey try 10 naks party capita oas
Of ths tsmpersBcs sentiment Of the pso-
pc. We believe in placing every Prsetic-
able restriction around the sale of liquor,
so ss to .rsdace to the minimum the
temptations 70 intsmpsssacs, oas so far
as possible political p4rtisanship should
be eliminated from TIE consideration Of
such rsforms."
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
AT THE CHURCHES TODAY.

At the South Congregational thi. morn
inc Rev. n. P. Welton will preach in the
place OF the pastor, Rev. Ben. Z. Sargent. The
pastor will preach in the evening. the con
ciuding sermon OF series on The
Creative Will"
Rev. DR.. Campbell Fair will deliver an
address st 81. Marks thi, morning st IL
O'Clock, on Lessons from the kirmes." Ia
the evening be will take for his subject,
'COme Lord Jesus"
The Rev. w. r. Richardson will preach
At Christ church this evening on Baptism
and the Conscience" after which the ordi-
nance Of baptism will be administered.
Rev. Ben. F. Sargent. will deliver sermon
NJ the First Presbyterian. tn exchange with
the pastor Rev. II. 2. Weltoh on The
Elements catering Into a Single Good
Action" Ia the evening the pastor will
preach on life for LOOK"
At the Plainfield Avenue ". F. church
the pastor. ". N Puffer. will preach this
morning on The Divinity Of Christ" His
subject in the evening viii be The Great
Ply sscian.'
Rev. Charles Fiuhrsr. DID. will preach
st tie Tniversalist church this forenoon on
The Uses Of Conflict" In the evening be
viii give his frt lecture on The story OF
Genesis. sahisct The Authorship and
History Of tbs Book"
Rev. J. G.. Crozisr win preach a. the
Amss NJ. F. church this morning on The
New Birth" In the evening be will taks
a. bis s15isct, A Prayer Which AL Should
Pray"
Public services will bs held At ,. N. by
the New ard Latter House Of Isrsal at 491
Canal 81. Snsia What Is Eternal Life.
The Rev. J BattsrfsId viii preach a. the
Fountain Street Baptist church this morn.
ing. No evening service.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

The cllssring s8ien zrsstsd tas naEas
Of JszzsA BLASE at tie kspublican
eiab msstiag IN Sss York On Friday
va ths greatest slleitsd Tor any prospoe-
ave eandidzss. This Journal has re-
psafsdly ssssrtsd that ths probabilities
wsrs lszsaly Ia favor Ot BLAnsE's nOui-
nati0n 10 Lead the ticket IA 1883 Ihis
evidences q decided sentiment N favor
q BLAss IN a eonysnti0n composed Of
the Representative Republicans of the
whole nation. i a stroag confirmation Of
the pEsdicIioa ws have made. Of course
Il . quite possible tnas new eirctimstan-
ess may arse which s0uld entirely
ehsngs the face Of things, bat AZ present
BLAfsz is undoubtedly Ia the lead as =
candidate. The nomination OF BLAEx
tor frat place would undoubtedly nsces-
sItats the sanlng Of . Western man for
second place: And. more than this, party
policy would undoubtedly suggest the
a,ivlsabslity. Il not the necessity, Of noull-
mating a man fer Vice President Who wss
L Uaion solder IN the var ot tho rebellion.
With these two important considerations
IN mind. The kspublic4ns Of the country
vii tarn instincuvsiy 10 Michigan and
Obio,--.o ex-GoVsrnor AL0EE and 10
Governor F0RAKzR When il comes tOia
choice between these two Western msn
and veterans Of the war, Il viii occur 10
the party leaders that while Governor
FoEAxEE is vary popular IN his own
state, Governor ALaEa - not less so IN
this stass; that Governor ALaxR was the
bosom frIend OF thas soldier Who xss the
ideal Of the veterans Of the volunteer
army, tls lamsntsd JoaS A. LoaAs; and
that tho appointment OF Michigan man
BY President CLEVELAND for the Office Of
Postmaster General 10 an indication OF a
desperass effort 30 be made by the ad-
ministratiOn 10 bring Michigan into the
Democratic hne. These facts create
considerations IN favor OF Governor
ALazE's nomination which can hardly be
Offset by any that may be adduced in
favor Of the Ohio statesman. Taking sll
things into account. therefore, il looks at
present, very much as IL the nomination
to the Vice Presidency would come to
Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
ANorHER FoOLIsu BILL.

A bill now IN course OF preparation
viii shortly % presented in Congress,
either ss al independent enactment. or
AZ amsndmsnt 70 ths Interstate law,
prohibiting the sale OK railway tickets by
other than the regular. authorized agents
OF ths railway CONG aniss issuing thsm-
This il = direct blow at the sys ,em Of
ticket brokerage, which has become 50
general aud so popular throughout the
country. IL was conceived II the inter-
ests Of few OF the stronger trunk lines,
who. like the Standard Oil company, seek
% dominate tho entire passenger traffic
OF the country. Its passage will be
strenaously resisted by the American
Ticket Brokers Association, which has
for many years stood as the representa-
tive OF ths weaker lines and cheap tram.
portstion- The fight is an old one. aud
has Tor the past two decades been wsged
in the various State legislatures, but by
this nsw noysmsnt is now trsnstsr.sd 4
tas National Congress.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
CRY NEWS CoNDENsED-


The new NJ. +. church will be complete
In Two or three days.
Hose company No. ] have their new
true Ks ready 10 place their sieigbs upon.
Hose Company No. will probably move
in their new hose house about the nrst ol
next month.
The American House. which was openei
"a tue public one week ago Will give q
grand dinner today, which will De tree 10
all
North Muskegon hose company No.
will give a masquerade ball ia the North
Muskegon roller rink next Friday evening
Dscember 23.
The G. ". & M.Rsllway will sell one fare
tickets Tor the round trip. Dec -. -. 25, 81.
1887. and January /, ). 1855. All tickets
will be good until January 3. 1855.
Bertrand a. Co.. the Muskegon lumber
men, have removed their Office from NorIn
Auskegon into the office formerly occupied
by IL. &. Hackley, in the Mason block.
The next attraction at the Opera House
will be Joseph Murphy in his great creation
OF Dan u Hora" in Fred Marsden's greatest
play Kerry Cow which will take place
next Tuesday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

Some hssds IN Collector ID. o. WAT
sons collection district srs evidently
doomed to the sx. Secretary FAIRcHILD's
discrimination 10 reduce expenses in the
sixty-toar customs revenue districts OF
which the revenues are less than tho sx-
psnsss Of collecting, falls heavily on the
GraAf Haven district. This district col
ls.sisd ,-st yeer s5SLs4. At cost Of ST.
asia This viii be rsd1csd s2.s7649,
leaving tie net cost next year s5,056 81.
The Grand Haven district has long been
considered ons ot the most expensive
districts. considering ths amount collect
81. in the Union. bus f. II. HosFORD who
represents the Dstroit Frsss Press st
Washington. fnds that there are many
districts that excssd Il IN proportionsss
expsnss. The Bristol and Warren dis
tricts, og Rhode Isisnd. lsst year collect
al nineteen cents, at 3 cost OF Sl,t39Sa
This expense viii De reduced by Sscrs-
tsFy FsrRcHuD 20 Ss0.73
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

ADong members 81 the ~Csnasrella CUE
we're ths Kisses EsrbtF Wet ia Aase1
ksa keane1y, NzV Ramsey. Netlis Cole.
6At-ts y nllz. Goa skGs. Cof3 C4rssf,
Josie Hsym2a. - ksgRoAs. EAs Ne
ksRBy Goyesfs E1ie kennedy. Alss tGs
A4s1sFs vii kasszs. hs1rs Gronsll. Chsf-
ley Miller. C1ariey Beaedicl. Jsmes
Granger. Pei CA2nphD, Charley Ale-
10essn. stuart BGcasnE1. bsEt
Porter. Viii Ait<Asd, Caarley AcQnesan.
Fred Peck. Ben clinton. lester Rice, honer
Harlan. Clsrsnos Randall aud Dudley
" alsEs TIE @llsssFetias gave several
perforEnsnees. n0tabiy. the Creates Pik gae
In Lie. AFs. Joa2s Jones. ana A lao
din and The WoadeFfnl izmp.' a. Powers
Opera House. November 50, 1876.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

The resolution Os Mr.. GRosvESos. OF
Ohio. in The recent convention OF Rspub-
hcsn clubs held IN New York city, is
having al The effect Of an unsxplodsd
''bonnb- in political circles. There is 10
doubt that it voices q large percentage Of
the old time loyal sentiment Of the Re
publican party. Tbs position. the votes
and many of the atssrsncsz. OF M La
MAS during and after the var have
proved BY the sorce snd logic Of events.
unfortnpsts t1r hin IN tie estimation OF
the old ssslvsrts ~ tbs Union. The vie
dom q tbs choics of man 80 obnoxious
b a. isrSs an sismsnt IN eur population.
for = Justice 90 the Supreme Court of
she Uuited Ssnfss. may well bs question:
"a. Il it absolutely necessary Ia he
i6s only man &c tor thst great otficea
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

While The people ot the Gated States
are beginning - call for pennv letter pos-
tare. the Csnsdisns ara commencing 70
cry Tor tvo-esut pcstsge At present =
Istter msiied IN the United States - snY
psrt Il Csnsds eosts ths writer oulT t~o
eents. vhils lst,sr from Csnsds to this
eruntrY costs three cents Again. the
Csusiisns think it Is sbsurd for the post
oi77ce authorities 70 make a cbsrEs Ct a
cent sarb fer delivering newspapers 70
street siiressss IA eity. While newsus
rers msiled IN Caasds siA Be delivered
20 say street. sidress IN NsT York Or
szn Frzncssco trss q chsrsa
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

Il is well that the skating rink is going
20 RAPIDLY into '.innocuous desustude."
A Buffalo correspondent, who gives q
description the "Inglssids Home" an in
stitation for the reformation OF fallen
women, located near Buffalo, says: Mrs.
NJ. AsHoLDEs. mstron OF the institution,
says that the story told by majority Of
the girls. is that they came to their
downfall through the skating riaks." II
the facts could be obtained there is little
doub. that this sort OF testimony could be
foundfn every place in which skating
rink::svsr existed
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
Help Uanfed--uate.

llANTED-TBREE GOOD SOLICITORS. Sal
W sIy. Grand Union. I1tree block 80
WAN1ED D-IAMEDIAfELl. a TSPk " RITEf{
W st5i LyeD st. a Nsn Dors- .4s
STEkoGRA PHER AN , ~ Pf-NRlrER glRst
- clss sIlra Ion for light parry. Gail a. Gfsn
block. a5H
lVANTED-FUENITJR FlNIsHERs 10 60
w 10 Teas inquire al Phoenix far c.. ais
WASrED-uAN To TAKE THE AGENCY
w of our rates: sire a1xi6z inches. weight
500 lbs. tail price SIS other si1ks Ia proper
home. These ssfsr meet demand Hescr bei0Ie
supplied by other 20 e compan ifs. are Dol
governed by tue Sale Pool Alpine sale Co. TN
clnnau. Ohio. feo&
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
Sunday Services.

Rev. F. Miller, of New Buffalo, will con-
duct the usual services in the Pine street
German church.
Rev. Mr.. Vos, of Grand Rapids, will
preach for the congregation OF the new
Holland church.
There will be the usual services in the
Spring Street Holland Church, and preach
ing by the pastor.
Congregational Church. Rev. T. b. Will
son. Morning topic. Repent" Evening
Overcoming the World.
Rev. J. |. Towner, Free Will Baptist
Church, subject: q. M, "Imltators of God. y
Evening, Rolling away the Stone"
Rev. w. ]. Aldrich, Methodist church;
subjects: a. m., The Sword of the Spirit"
evening, Christ in you the Hope of Glory"
st. Pauls church-4th Sunday in Advent
Holy Communion at $50 q. N. Morning
Prayer and Litany at 1890. Evening. Pray.
er and sermon at o'clock.
Rev. j. Oliver. Brptist church; morning
subject: The Efficacy of Prayer" Even
ing, The Great Com mission the last in
the series of the Life OF Christ.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
A Merchant Arrested.

Mark H. Desky, manager of The Chicago
Fair" was arrested on a capias ad respon-
dendum yesterday afternoon by Sheriff
mer, . beautiful young lady of seventeen,
charging him with assault and batter1 and
slander, and claiming 5000 damages Miss
Palmer was cashier at The Fair" at the
time the offense was committed The casa
will ve-y likely be tried az the next term of
our Circuit Court in February. DeLong &
O'Hara appear for the plaintiff.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

The stssiv growth ard rapid progress the
Vsiiev City has exDerisnced for she past
few years stiN continues Fhis tiras Mr.
Geo u. Hsrrick. the popular agent TOR the
Stsinvev e sens. Es-sY sna other fsmous
Pixros vii opeu an oflcs and sstab-
hsh perminant sge0cT IN the Shepard
Hsrtnsn block on Foantain-st Evsrvone
interested IN musical instrum suts should
cal on Nr Herricx
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

A sewing woman correspondent OF the
Ns~ YORK World, who gives her name
and place OF residence, writes that paper:
Il am sairtmaksr Of one OF the houses
you mention, and am st this moment
making shirts composed OF twelve dif-
fsrent pieces. and tapes pat on by hand.
at ths rate OF two and . half cents for
each shirt" Ii Is almost impossible to
ccncsiys OF such state OF things. Two
aud . half cents for making . shirt!
Surely protection should be extended to
the poor creatures in great cities who
are compelled to toll for q pittaace 80
pitiful as that named as well as to the
opulens manufacturer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

yETANIED = COMPETENT KITCHEN GIRL
w ksi Tepcss Required. Apply mor ings st
le9 :. Uni ~ Ss9
yVANTED iNNEDlATFLT A GIRL Nho
W thoroughly uBdentAnds bousesosE. Would
pref not very Young girl four ln ikc fami
no snlnii children. Apply at 3is Sheldon -. 81
yHANTED- SIXTEEN FIRST CLASS DINING
" room g.rls. Ladies Parlo-. Pierce block. $50
WANTED A COMPETENT GIRI. TO DO GEN
w efal homework. Inquire bs.ween a. ~
and noon At i4s Lagrsyest So
VASTKD-IMMEDIATE GIRL TO DO
W general houseworK. M1sl 60 home nights
Apply at once 10 hos Fountains 54e.f
WANTED-A COMPETENT GiEL FOR GIN
W eral homework, swedlsh gln preferred.
Apply Isl College ave. Sisu
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
INvENr1oNs OF THE 19rH CEYruRY

INVENTIONS OF THE 10TH CENTURY.
The steamboat, the reaper, the sewing ma
chine,
Cars running by night and by day,
Houses lighted by gas and heated by steam,
And bright elsctrioity's ray.
The telegraph's click speeds like lightning
released,
Then the telephone comes to excel il:
And, to put on the finish, the last but not
least,
Is the famed little Purgative Pellet.
Last but not least is Or. Plerce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellet, because it relieves human
suffering, adds 10 the sum Of human cvm-
fort. and enables the relieved sufferer TO
enjoy all the blessings and luxuries of the
age we live in.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

The members OF the editorial and
business force on the Chicago Times are
very much on the ragged edge now-a-
days. J. j. WEST, one OF the purchas-
srs, says the new owners will take hold
about the first of January, but refuses
to ssy anything about what changes will
be made in the force.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

The Yankee city OF Boston, The metrop-
oils OF Puritan New England, reelected
IS its mayor one O'BKIrS, an Irishman,
few days after England had put another
O'BRIES in prison for exercising freedom
of speech and the presa The only thing
that Boston insists on il that the mayors
name shall be pronounced with the ac-
cent on the O.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

Now IL the United States Senate
wants to do the handsome and proper
thing let il prepare few confrms.ions
to put into ths stockings Of the Cabinet
appointess for Christmas.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
Nj uskegOn

ofce, 40 Western Ave. Miller SOL 1hs
1ELEsAAx- HEEALs delivered every morning a.
0clock.
MtsKEGOS. SUNDAY. pFC Is
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

The rope prepared for Lrsaa, the anar.
chist, was not made in vain. Il was used
on Friday at the execution OF CHEsTER
Bellows, at Charles City. Iowa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
The report Of finding gold in ST. Mar

The report OF finding gold IN ST. Mar
tins, New Brunswick, is probably the
yarn OF some United States annexation
advocate who wants to get somebody
this side Of the line TO favor the idea.
The find is made the more alluring by
the alleged fact that the gold is already
coined into guineas.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

There are nine natives OF Ireland,
seven Scots and two Norwegians in the
House OF Representatives.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

n J. Ersns q GO. are displsTf1e he
Net mssniHcent ire ~ Artistic Pottery
Pecss ever sa0~n IN tais city. Tast the
Jhinx sar bone presents
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

UTANTED - CHANCE TO PIT IL NEw
w ps'cui elekHiof vii cary from I ton ~
- t0nk. aew lin 10 able g. 0iosk. tTeai bas-
gsin 10 hrsl Gus omsr Inquire Tor references
! cuspip. Detroit. -4icn. Sai
\ ABORlNss GIRLS. IL YoU HANE DRESSES
IL 10 he msdc or pietn sewing sCp niii 10 well
" call st ls n est frl1ge-st-, room A., SIo noo
AL
AZ GOOD BUsIKEsS MAN FAMfl lar
W with Office work sad 500 IA cash. ksre of-
Porfunits- AbSo good advertising solicitor. g.
box s. IelegIs1S HeIale ot1ce- a-4u
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

Jsfies-An eiersa. present s7- your ger
tlsuso frie1sss would - = ssir of sacse
Nochs Caster Giovss e. Gales Giovs Store.
- Par. 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

l. street. q lads's sea gsoae len hSDd. Leave
al y & = leafl-st. sae &c res sFded. 1. IL smes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

Hcrrotv GccBs TLLrxISATrD
T,tl-r elscfric lights a. Is Monroe-st. svs-v
evening. presenting a scene q dszzli ax
5esrfv. Come aud see
= J. Evtxs a Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18
Observation-Disclosures.

NAErED-BY NOISG MARRIED MAN.
w position ss C ERIK or salesman eight ear
experience first class city refefeno~. speak EBc
lish and Holland. Address N, Box T. this ocjce.
SIS
WANTED-sITUATfON IN OFFICE AT $40
w per week, b. man Of some experts nee
is Also something o. q shorthand w ter Add e.
y. Y, Box Z. this oel,e. 80
WANTED SITUATION. By YOUNG Max
w at anything honorable. Hss had experience
ss shipping rk, in Office work, cliisrtli,g. ct
Can Iefer am orc 10 pro ainent mcn IN tho cty.
= h. n. care Boa Z. this o.hcc. 90
WANTED sTTUATtOS BY COMPETENT
w lady nurse. Best OF references. Apply or
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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

the Pearl Of Savoy" was given at
"Squisr's New Opera Hall" DEC. and g.,
1888. "Fanchon' preceded It, with Miss
Frank Pierce in the title role, and Miss
Lizzie Weber also in the cast.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-18

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